L'immigration - Bonjour! - Bounjou! - Palez-vous français? - Juste um peu. Je comprends mieux que je peux parler. - Combien de temps avez-vous l'intention de rester? - Huit jours. - Vacances? - Oui. - Où allez-vous rester? - Dans un hotel. - Quel est ton occupation? - Je suis un journaliste. - Quelle est votre prochaine destination? - Londres. - May I have your return ticket? - Sûr. - Bienvenue en France.

Grammar I’ve been studying English for about two years. I can speak with confidence and I can express myself naturally without thinking so much. I can understand native speakers easily. However, I know that I need to improve my grammar to sound closer to a native. Because of this, I’ll try to write more in English and with your corrections I hope to improve my grammar more naturally (I really don’t like to study grammar rules). Today, for example, talking with a tutor, I said: “In my first year studying English, I used to study more hard” and he corrected me. I guess that the correct would be: “In my first year studying English, I used to study harder”. Is it correct? If I said “In my first year studying English I used to study more hardly”, would be correct as well? Thank you guys very much!

Présentation personnelle Bonjour. Je m’appelle Alexandre et je vis au Brésil. J'aime apprendre des langues. Outre le portugais, c'est ma première langue, je parle anglais et un peu espagnol. Je voudrais apprendre le français parce que c'est un langage important et parce que je voudrais apprécier plus mon prochain voyage à Paris.

How to answer "Palez vous français?" Bon jour! If someone ask me if I speak French (Parlez vous français?), may I answer “Je parle un peu”? Or, would I have to say “Je parle un peu français”? Is there a kind of short answer for this question? Merci P:S. Actually, I cannot speak nothing in French yet. I’m trying to learn a little bit French in order to enjoy more my upcoming trip to France.